United Soccer Coaches College Coach of the Year

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The United Soccer Coaches College Coach of the Year is an award given by the United Soccer Coaches (formerly National Soccer Coaches Association of America [NSCAA]) to one men's and one women's NCAA Division I collegiate coach each. The men's award began in 1973, and the women's award began in 1982.

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The NSCAA was rebranded as United Soccer Coaches on August 2, 2017. [1]

Key

*Denotes coaches inducted to the National Soccer Hall of Fame
Coach (#)Denotes the number of times the coach has won the award at that point

Winners

YearMen's CoachCollegeWomen's CoachCollegeRef.
1973 Bob Guelker * SIU Edwardsville not awarded—
1974 Jack MacKenzie Quincy not awarded—
1975 Paul Reinhardt Vermont not awarded—
1976 Jerry Yeagley * Indiana not awarded— [2]
1977 Klaas de Boer Cleveland State not awarded—
1978 Cliff McCrath Seattle Pacific not awarded—
1979 Walter Bahr * Penn State not awarded—
1980 Jerry Yeagley * (2) Indiana not awarded— [2]
1981 Schellas Hyndman Eastern Illinois not awarded—
1982 John Rennie Duke Anson Dorrance * North Carolina [3]
1983 Dieter Ficken Columbia David Lombardo Keene State
1984 James Lennox Hartwick Philip Pincince Brown
1985 Peter Mehlert American Kalenkeni Banda UMass
1986 Steve Parker Anson Dorrance * (2) North Carolina [3]
1987 Anson Dorrance * (3) North Carolina Kalenkeni Banda (2) UMass
1988 Keith Tucker Howard Larry Gross NC State [4]
1989 Steve Sampson Santa Clara Austin Daniels Hartford [5]
1990 Bob Reasso Rutgers Lauren Gregg Virginia
1991 Mitch Murray Santa Clara Greg Ryan Wisconsin
1992 Charlie Slagle Davidson Bill Hempen Duke [6]
1993 Bob Bradley Princeton Jac Cicala George Mason [7]
1994 Jerry Yeagley * (3) Indiana Chris Petrucelli Notre Dame [2]
1995 Jim Launder Wisconsin Chris Petrucelli (2) Notre Dame
1996 David Masur St. John's John Walker Texas Tech
1997 Sigi Schmid * UCLA Len Tsantiris Connecticut
1998 Jerry Yeagley * (4) Indiana Becky Burleigh Florida [2]
1999 Jerry Yeagley * (5) Indiana Pat Farmer Penn State [2]
2000 Ray Reid Connecticut Jill Ellis UCLA
2001 Elmar Bolowich North Carolina Jerry Smith Santa Clara
2002 Tom Fitzgerald UCLA Clive Charles Portland
2003 Jerry Yeagley * (6) Indiana Anson Dorrance * (4) North Carolina [2] [3]
2004 Tim Vom Steeg UC Santa Barbara Julie Shackford Princeton [8]
2005 Sasho Cirovski Maryland Paula Wilkins Penn State [9]
2006 Tim Vom Steeg (2) UC Santa Barbara Anson Dorrance * (5) North Carolina [10] [3]
2007 Jay Vidovich Wake Forest Ali Khosroshahin USC [11]
2008 Jay Vidovich (2) Wake Forest Paul Ratcliffe Stanford [12]
2009 Caleb Porter Akron Paul Ratcliffe (2) Stanford [13]
2010 Ken Lolla Louisville Randy Waldrum Notre Dame [14]
2011 Jeremy Gunn Charlotte Paul Ratcliffe (3) Stanford [15]
2012 Brian Wiese Georgetown Erica Walsh Penn State [16]
2013 Bobby Clark Notre Dame Steve Swanson Virginia [17]
2014 Pete Carinigi UMBC Mark Krikorian Florida State [18] [19]
2015 Mike Noonan Clemson Erica Walsh (2) Penn State [20]
2016 Jamie Franks Denver Dave Nolan Georgetown [21]
2017 Jeremy Gunn (2) Stanford Robbie Church Duke [22]
2018 Adam Cooper Saint Mary's Dave Nolan (2) Georgetown [23]
2019 Brian Wiese (2) Georgetown Todd Shulenberger Washington State [24]
2020 Chris Grassie Marshall Mark Krikorian (2) Florida State [25]
2021 Mike Noonan Clemson Jennifer Rockwood BYU [26]
2022 Ian McIntyre Syracuse Margueritte Aozasa UCLA [27]
2023 Chad Riley Notre Dame Brian Pensky Florida State [28]

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